The above results reveal that the electron density of PT appears to contribute to relatively higher interaction with iodine in the redox couple when compared to that in the DPA doped PVdF-PEO/KI/I2 polymer blend electrolyte.
Vehicles that share the same lane have relatively higher interactions and hence higher crash propensity than those that are segregated by barriers, median or divider.
The chemoionophores 6 and 7 constitute potentially interesting Ca2+ sensitive probes due to their relatively high binding interaction for Ca2+ (log Ks=3.55 3.10) vis-a-vis that of biologically interfering Mg2+ (log Ks=1.67 1.30).
Widening of the bandgap is expected in nanocrystalline semiconducting materials because relatively flat bands possessing both properties of delocalized long-range-ordered bands and localized states originating from confinement effects begin to play a principal role and possess relatively high electron phonon interactions [12].
So compared with other olfactory receptors, we consider these to be relatively high affinity interactions.
This approach stands in contrast to current automated prediction methods based on just one or two species, which often use only relatively high-scoring interaction data to prevent too many false positive predictions.
The structure of the "ubiquitinized-opposite" complex suggests that the relatively higher affinity interaction between wild-type UBA3, with an Arg190, and wild-type NEDD8, with an Ala72 is an indirect effect.
However, in the case of Mg ions, fast diffusion is still beyond attainment since a relatively high degree of interaction is expected between Mg and the S atoms.
We also found some industry sectors in which we would expect a relatively high level of interaction with the public (e.g., public administration, education) that were not overrepresented among EIP cases.
This is particularly true for industries with relatively high level of interaction between the service deliverers and service recipients, such as the ever more prevalent professional service industries in recent years: doctors, lawyers, accountants, etc., in which relatively few empirical studies have been conducted.
